There are so many types of yarn, whether they’re from an animal or a plant. The textures of each and how they knit up vary.

　　1. Wool yarn is great for winter garments. It’s warm, and it lasts a long time. A popular natural yarn fiber out there in the craft world.

　　Types of fine wool yarn such as merino whose yarn fibers are soft. Wool’s warmth is a praised characteristic by knitters.

　　Wool has many great properties, but one of the best is it keeps you cool in even the hottest climates.

　　Every major league baseball contains wool grown at a small mill in Massachusetts.

　　Wool yarn fibers have natural fire extinguishing properties, hence why it’s included in fire blankets. Other different types of yarn don’t have this property.

　　2. Organic yarn is produced from wool free from chemicals. Sourced from sheep with no synthetic inputs. The livestock has not been through dips, drenches, back lining, or antibiotics.

　　The cleaning process of Organic wool yarns includes using hot water and detergent.

　　3. Cotton comes from the cotton plant. It’s grown in climate warms, the biggest producers being India, the USA, and China.

　　It has little elasticity and is available in an amazing range of colors.

　　4. Silk is the most expensive and lustrous fiber. It’s strong, shiny, and has a lovely feel on the skin. It doesn’t have much stretch.

　　There are some magical silk blends on the market, such as merino, silk, and cashmere. Strong as steel in the tensile sense, silk is the strongest natural fiber known to humans!

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